Electoral history of Rudy Giuliani

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Electoral history of Rudy Giuliani , 107th Mayor of New York City and was a candidate for the 2008 Republican presidential nomination.

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1989 Republican New York City mayoral primary [1]

1989 New York City mayoral election [2]

1993 New York City mayoral election [3]

1997 New York City mayoral election [4]

2004 Minnesota Independence Party presidential caucus [5]

2008 Republican presidential primaries [6]

As of May 2008:

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